blake: the yields are still attractive. if you look at how markets have taken down this bill supply, last time i was here we talked about the coming wave a bill supply, markets have done well with that. people are still interested buying cash. we have not seen these she been as much. i think there is still a lot of appetite for the cash. we have a lot of bill supply coming. we got the surprise monday, it is not just about coupon. it implies an increase in bills. more vehicles they are coming online. and that we see that she been but i think markets continue to take that down. is that where overnight repo facility of the, it is come down. -- if you look at where the overnight repo facility of the fed is, it is come down. i still think that stuff stays well. katie: where is the man coming from? it is interesting hearing we have removed two biggest buyers from outright treasury bonds. where is that demand coming from? blake: people like myself who was already 10 basis points on the bank deposit not so long ago and seen the yie

-- i feel like blake and no doubt maybe have different fan bases but are there times -- does he -- > yeah. >> we're definitely cross-pollinating. >> seth: that's good >> yeah. >> seth: do you ever do any of your songs when you're on the road with blake? >> you know what he asks me to do songs all the time and i'm like, "it's not my stage. like, this is so awkward like i'm forcing myself, like, "i want some attention let me be on your -- it's not but he wants me to come on and sometimes i'll do, like, "don't speak." >> seth: yeah. >> and it's pretty incredible to be able to have a song that you get out there and you think, "do they know me?" like, are they going to be like, "why is she here?" then they know all the words you're like, "oh, my god this is crazy. >> seth: that's great. i mean, i guess with songs that iconic, they do crossover, you know, all genre of fan i guess >> that song is just -- that, it's that song that just went everywhere >> seth: and i would imagine you might be thinking, "i'm not here to steal your focus. but i would imagine an audience loses their mind when t

thank you very much. jonathan blake, our political. jonathan blake, our political correspondent.ome in woking earlier this month, and police began a murder inquiry. they want to question sara�*s father, his brother and her step mother, who flew to pakistan the day before her body was discovered. helena wilkinson is at surrey coroner�*s court. it is nearly three weeks since sara sharif�*s body was found in woking and it is still not clear the cause of death, how the ten—year—old girl died. though at the opening of the inquest here today, they heard that it is likely that it was not from natural causes. the coroner opened and then adjourned the inquest for a lengthy period of six months because of the complex police investigation. sara sharif has been deeply felt by so many. a ten—year—old girl found dead in her home. she had sustained multiple and extensive injuries. her body was found alone. there is still no sign of her father, urfan sharif, his partner, beinash batool, and sara�*s uncle, faisal malik. they left the uk for pakistan the day before sara was discovered. police want

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blake eastern is live in tarpon springs for us. a city in central florida's gulf coast area seeing all kinds of flooding there how are folks said they're dealing with it tonight? >> hey, good evening. see about you said it best. you know what a difference. 24 hours i can tell you right this is tarpon springs, 115 miles southwest of where hurricane made landfall. but as you look around, a small coastal town, you can quickly see that dahlia really left its mark on it. obviously a direct result of that powerful category 3 storm that moved up florida's gulf coast, you know, bringing winds north of 120 miles per hour. flooding cars, streets, you name it. it came along with this hurricane as far as tarpon springs ago. i believe we have video we can show you of what this town looked like a little bit earlier today. residents tell us that they woke up this morning and some parts of their downtown had 2 feet of standing water. really a heartbreaking scene playing out for so many of the local businesses down in the downtown area that are dea

haley and blake kernan.] >> i'm so overprotective of the state that i just work. that's all i do is work, and i don't stop until i feel like thingspe are taken care of. if you can give a person a job, you take care of a family. >> president-elect trump has asked nikki haley to be his ambassador to the united nations, and she's accepted. the daughter of indian immigrants is considered a rising star in the republican party. haley would be the first woman appointed to trump's cabinet. >> for anyone that says you can't get anythingg done at the u.n., they need to know there's a new sheriff in town. there is a new u.n. you are going to see a change in the way we do business. for those who don't have our back, we're taking names. if for any reason the north korea a attacks the united states or our allies, the u.s. will respond. period. >> [inaudible] >>. you just know you're not going to move her. >> america will place our embassy in jerusalem. that is a what the american people want us to do, and it is the right

blake. frankie gonzales-wolfe running for city council district 8. how are you?any questions? - [blake] no, people like you get all their news from cnn- - msnbc. - msnbc, and those are such bias. - i do watch all the networks. - [blake] you sort of do, but you don't focus. - [frankie] no, no, no. i will not lie and say i watch it all the time. i do not. - [blake] if you're not listening to what the conservative voice is, you are uninformed and you're ignorant. [door slams] - [frankie] there was nothing democratic about him. how is he on the list? these are not democrats. r, r, r, r, r. - [sloan] she said pulled all dems. - [frankie] no, these are all rs. this just did not, it didn't go well. - [drive] the both doors that you knocked on? - the second one, he just wanted to close the door in my face. - oh, jesus. - i'm done. - what happened? - it's already happened. and i tried to play that middle ground. it didn't really frickin' work. then he called me ignorant, and so then i was kind of like, "i'm done." this is the only list we have. - yes, so let's call it. -

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, ambassador nikki haley and blake kernan. thank you.plause] >> we do have some questions for the audience. i'm looking up this first one and it made me think of my own daughter. i have a 4-year-old daughter at home and i can't express how important it is for them all to have a copy of this book. i bought one for her and got it autographed, we have them for sale, please pick up a copy, you are an absolute inspiration, ambassador haley, you really are, and i've been collecting you these books from every speaker we have so when my children are old enough to appreciate them they will have a library by significant speeches like nikki haley. so our first question, give a plug to my daughter, from amy hobbs. amy wants to know what actions can you take as a young person to improve your community as a leader? >> the biggest thing is to know that we need you and we need you in whatever it is you are passionate about. it doesn't have to be politics, it could be education, it could be helping the poor, it could be whatever you think, but when you d

in just a few minutes and besser hayley will appear in conversation with blake kernon and published authors and staff are a nonprofit director who's passionate about the intersection of politics andn journalisme . when she said leadership lessons from bold women with her father when chu is only about in your but she's been featured on cable network news and the smiths society has recently graduated from the university of icpennsylvania with a b.a. in political science so she's quite an accomplished person. of course ambassador hayley served as a legislator in south carolina in the house ofe representatives before being elected governor of south carolina in 2011 becoming the first female minority governor in united states history. in 2017 she was appointed u.s. ambassador to the united nations where she served until 2019 ladies and gentlemen please welcome ambassador nikki haley with blake kernon. [applause] >> the governor south carolina. i'm so overprotective of this place. i just work and that's all i know how to do his work and it don't stop until things are taken taken care. if you can

reporter blake eastern joins us live from st. petersburg, florida, to fill us in lake. >> hey, good evening to you about the hour here. tarpon springs, florida, which is about 35 miles north of the tampa bay area. and i got to tell you right here, residents woke up this morning to find their downtown completely flooded. all a direct result from hurricane ida, which obviously, as you know, powered its way up florida's gulf coast before making landfall as a category 3 storm, bringing winds north of 120 miles per hour. heavy rain. you name it. it came along with this storm. obviously rates streets turned into rivers at that time. cars were completely flooded. but really what's remarkable about this storm right here is the storm surge that came along with it for coastal communities that were over 100 miles away from where this storm made landfall. we'll show you video of what's happening in saint pete. this was a mobile home park there. that was completely flooded. residents woke up around 03:00am this morning to find completely impa

our political correspondent jonathan blake.ts of issues with the uk's air traffic control computer systems. the national air traffic services have confirmed they are experiencing "technical issues" and have "applied traffic flow restrictions to maintain safety". it follows reports of widespread disruption to uk aviation. our correspondent joe inwood joins me — joe, what more do we know? at the moment in terms of what the causes of this are and how long it will go on, very little. there are technicalfailings will go on, very little. there are technical failings affecting all of uk aviation. we first got reports when people posted on social media across europe their flights were being delayed. then an official statement from loganair confirming there was a uk—wide system is a problem, followed up by the statement from the national air traffic service calling it a technical problem. at the moment, what is slightly confusing is there are some flight taking off and landing when you look at departure boards, but they will be going at

all right, blake eastern live for us in st. petersburg.lake, thank you very much. >> other news tonight, developing news san francisco store clerk has died after he was beaten with a baseball bat while trying to stop a robbery at his store in the richmond district. trump for sleep to call, talked with them and helping raise money for the murder victim's grieving family. >> drew men was born and raised in san francisco's richmond district. and new sixty-year-old you hunt a stool the for most of his life for decades, 7 days a week to all the worked as a clerk at the richmond market on balboa street where men is a frequent customer on thursday night to all who friends called john was beaten by a suspect during a robbery and fell into a coma. thief came and stole something from the store. >> john, let him go. but the thief came back 10, 15 minutes later. john decided that enough was enough as to all the grabbed a baseball bat to defend himself while attempting to stop a second theft. >> san francisco police say the suspect assaulted to wall d

stefani says it's the first time blake is singing harmony on a song she's taken the lead on.larger tribute album dedicated to the judds. shelton and stefani tied the knot in 2021 after falling in love on the set of nbc's "the voice." >> oh, workplace romance. report that to hr. >> it ended happily. >> i was in dallas last week for a conference and it was muggy. then when i got off the plane in san jose, i said, my goodness, i brought it to me. >>> you know what, it's going to feel like you're somewhere else, because we're not used to having this at this time of year and we're not used to having tropical systems. we're seeing the remnants of that continuing to affect the region as we're getting some showers and even some thunderstorms moving through. still meso rain moving through parts of the north bay. i wouldn't be surprised if anywhere across the bay area you had a brief shower at some point because the atmosphere is ripe for some kind of rain to fall. right now most of it has been in the north bay moving through the sacramento valley where there's been a steady rain comin

you will, it's a rift blake. you did that for us to be on the rift in the us crossed is constantly growing. so every year bank call is getting deep biased send to me, so we can plug in the break. settlement doesn't accumulate fast enough. go up to outpace the legs, growth h e a by account gets deep and wide by a sense to me, to or to so that the, it's probably by call will become part of the ocean in the future. that it go tearing the continent of you, raise your pond just on joining the arctic ocean. if i just heard you correctly, does that mean you think that do this eventually will become part of the ocean? that yes, this is a hypothesis such a waste of after the humidity, probably they wouldn't be around to witness it. so it will take tens or hundreds of millions of years by girl, but geologically by call is a few to ocean through. at some point in the future, but they won't be any like by co would but it by called fuel instead. so here's my question about the earthquakes. we know that that happened all the t

jonathan blake, bbc news.e uk government has said it will triple fines against employers and landlords who allow illegal migrants to work for them or rent their properties in a bid to deter channel crossings. firms who are found to have repeatedly employed illegal migrants could face fines of up to £60,000 per breach. the home office says opportunities for illegal working and renting encourage are significant pull factors for illegal migration. immigration minister robert jenrick said the move would help deter perilous channel crossings by small boats. let's bring you the latest now on niger. the generals who've seized power say they've closed the country's airspace until further notice, in response to threat of military intervention against them. the announcement came as a deadline expired for them to restore the elected president or face possible action from the west african regional grouping known as ecowas. a spokesman for the military junta made the announcement of the closure of the country's airspace on

let's go to westminster. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake is there for us now. what we know so far.- jonathan, just bring it up to date with what we know so far. well, a cou - le with what we know so far. well, a coule of with what we know so far. well, a couple of hours _ with what we know so far. well, a couple of hours ago _ with what we know so far. well, a couple of hours ago now- with what we know so far. well, a i couple of hours ago now greenpeace posted on social media a striking picture of activists outside the prime ministers family in his constituency in north yorkshire, covering the facade of what is quite a sizeable country residence there in black fabric and they were holding a banner in front of that saying rishi sunak, oil profits or ourfuture? a statement saying rishi sunak, oil profits or our future? a statement released by greenpeace accompanying this protest this morning says that it is against the prime minister mammoth backing of major expansion of north sea oil and gas drilling licences amidst what they say is a summer of escalating clima

his name is blake. we can listen to what he told me.wasn't able to grab my truck, i wasn't able to grab anything out of my house. i was busy running up and down the block telling everybody it was time to go because they saw the smoke coming and i knew the wind was strong enough it was most likely going to take outthe town. the hardest thing about that for the owners of the houses, luckily i am a renter, but the owners of the houses, they don't want to accept their house is going to burn down. so it's hard for the people to get out of the house. lahaina is a small town, it has a strong community, this on the songs i've ever seen in a sound, so it is impossible to get out of the house. this hat is the only thing that made it of mind. i've just recently started riding bulls, so it was a big sign to me that i said just keep doing what i want to do and keep pushing through no matter what. that was in my truck and my truck was completely melted to the ground. i have seen you out here with your friends and the truck and you have lost everythin

jonathan blake reporting from westminster.h the story as it develops. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news police investigating the alleged murder of a woman have released cctv of her in a bid to find her body. a murder investigation was launched after 48—year—old fiona holm was reported missing in london by her family on 29june. officers believe she was killed up to nine days earlier. last month, there was a full... in the number of people visiting high street shops, retail parks and shopping centres. the analysis firm, springboard, says it is the first time since 2009 that footfall has declined between june and july. rising interest rates, the wet weather and industrial action on the railways are thought to be responsible. and a reminder about interest rates — a decision is expected at midday the bank of england. we'll be live in the city of london when the decision is announced. uart live with bbc news. the other big story we are following today is in the us wher

jonathan blake, bbc news.led after an express train derailed in southern pakistan. a police officer supervising the rescue operation said more than a hundred people had been injured in the incident. the hazara express came off the rails near nawab—shah in sindh province, as it travelled from karachi to abbottabad. it's not immediately clear what caused the derailment. these are the latest pictures from the scene as dusk fell in the remote area where the crash happened. emergency workers are battling to rescue passengers trapped in at least five overturned carriages, with more rescue teams deployed to the scene. caroline davies reports. thrown on its side, taking passengers with it. the force of the derailment was enough to send carriages clear of the tracks. hanging precariously on a bridge, flipped, unstable. chaos and confusion as those that survived and those that live close by worked out how to help. some smashed glass to rescue those caught inside. the train was full of passengers travelling from karachi

so to keep on this blake and keep transfers the risk of nuclear contamination to the whole world, which is an extremely selfish and irresponsible move. despite the controversy, the japanese government is pressing on its allocated $342000000.00 to compensate japanese fishermen for any financial damage cause to their livelihoods, kind of go montgomery out to 0 tokyo. so bob is goes to the poles and it can be zeros and an election many who could turn around the country's economy, but don't position policies, all raising concerns. the vote could be skewed in favor of the governing polity. hardwood tulsa has moved from head out a of the president. emma said, minutes as i want a 2nd attempt to strategy to stay at office is upgrading somebody's roads and bridges, hoping it will create jobs and convince voters to keep him in office. his main rival nelson company. so hope suspicions about corruption, high inflation and unemployment with encourage people to choose him. he says, if lifted, you will, men's ties would waste in countries that imposed economics, such as honest and baldwin for human ri

ladies and gentlemen, would you please welcome ambassador nikki haley and blake kernen.applause] >> [inaudible] the first woman to become governor of south carolina -- [inaudible] [applause] >> i'm so overprotective that i just, i just work. that's all i knowed to do, is work. and i don't stop until i feel like things are taken care of. if you can give a person a job, you take care of a family. and we've watched a lot of families get taken care of over the last couple years. >> president-elect trump has asked south carolina governor nikki haley to be his ambassador to the united nations, and she's accepted. the daughter of indian immigrants is considered a rising star in the republican party. haley would be the first woman appointed to trump's cabinet. >> for anyone that says you can't get anything done at the u.n., they need to know there's a new sheriff in town. there is a new u.s. u.n. you are going to see a change in the way we do business. for those who don't have our back, we're taking names. >> if for any reason know attacks the -- north korea attacks the u.s. or

jonathan blake speaking to me earlier.gent meeting later — in response to the controversy surrounding its president. luis rubiales caused outrage when he kissed the spanish player — jenni hermoso — on the lips, after the national team won the women's world cup. hermoso says she did not consent to the kiss. mr rubiales has been suspended by football's governing body, fifa. the spanish federation says it's now begun an internal investigation into sexual violence. on saturday, 11 members of the spanish women's coaching staff quit in protest at the president's behaviour. earlier i spoke to our reporter guy hedgecoe in madrid. he explained what led to this turning point in spanish football. the federation has been under tremendous pressure to change its stance, in part because of that step taken by the world football governing body fifa to suspend luis rubiales, there has been a tremendous amount of pressure within spanish society, from within the football world with the national team which won the world cup basically boycottin

it's just a dad-sized hole in the wall >> jimmy: you're gone. >> blake singing reba mcentire ♪ i'm a pasek and paul did all the music for it they did "la la land" and "greatest showman. oh my god, i mean -- "dear even hansen. i mean, tons of stuff. >> jimmy: speaking of "greatest showman," hugh jackman -- hold your applause. [ light laughter ] the -- he -- you are teaming up with hugh for "deadpool 3. >> yes yes, i am. very excited about that. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: that would be -- that's so fun. but wolverine -- he's bringing wolverine -- >> bringing in wolverine, yeah we figured out a way to do it that hugh jackman approved and kevin feige approved, where we're completely protecting the legacy of logan the way it was left off we wouldn't mess with that and i'm really excited about this as i've gotten a little bit older, i sort of want to -- really i'm lucky that i get to work in this industry and particularly incredibly fortunate that i get to work in it this long but i really want to work with people i either -- that are either immensely talented or people that i love an

>> oh, boy, i don't know what blake masters is signing up for in that one. it's interesting.r of these races where you had an ultra maga candidate like kari lake, a mainstream republican candidate, and then somebody kind of tried to tap dance on both sides. it didn't work well for the tap dancer and, kari lake is straight election denial. straight donald trump super fan, right into the veins. black masters, i went to see both of them in arizona on the campaign trail last year, and you could similarly what dasha was saying about the crowd, she stayed more with that republican debate. both of them lost, but worth mentioning, kari lake did significantly better than him in her defeat. she had a much closer defeat than he did. i don't know. i think it could be ugly. the light them fight gif comes to mind. i don't think blake is looking very good in the head to head. >> tim miller, dasha burns, what a way to close out the program. thank you both so much. you're going to new hampshire for labor day. >> that's right. >> safe travels to you. >>> that's going to do it this hour. make s

michael blake, actually, pratt thank you both for coming back.kim reynolds is holding what she calls these fireside chats with some of the candidates. you just saw some of them never side chat. there is a noble exception here, donald trump is attending the fair today, but he is not doing the chat with the governor. he insulted her on social media last month. michael, donald trump did lose the iowa primary in 2016. but he went on to win the, you know, the nomination. and he became president. so is skipping the fireside chat a good strategy for him? >> it's a terrible strategy. and three already is that he is confident is that he'll be fine without doing the iowa state fair. the republicans have a different view -- he is [inaudible] that he'll be [inaudible] hearing from the right now. so, you know, trump can feel confident about this. because he believes he is gonna get by. but this is exactly what happens next week or so critical in georgia. i think it may get to a point where you finally can start braking what happened. but, simone have to get c

here's political correspondent jonathan blake. showed that picture of activists having scaled the roof of rishi sunak�*s constituency home in north yorkshire and unfurling giant black fabric and they have done this, they say, in protest at the government's recent announcement for new oil and gas drilling licences in the north sea, describing that as a new drilling frenzy. and in a statement put out by greenpeace to accompany this protest, they say it's objecting to him backing a major expansion of north sea oil and gas drilling amidst a summer of escalating climate impacts. the banner reads, "rishi sunak — oil profits or our future?" and they go on to say that, we desperately need the prime minister to be a climate leader, not a climate arsonist, describing the new oil and gas licences as cynical beyond belief. there has been a response from a source in number ten who has told us that the police are on their way. that was about half an hour or so ago so they may actually be there by now. and they've engaged on the issue that green

we met a young man down there, blake, who was traumatised.a cowboy hat and when we spoke to me is that this is my sole possession, this is all they have left. he is a lahaina resident and he has lost everything in these fires. this is what he said to me. fin everything in these fires. this is what he said to me.- is what he said to me. on the inside people _ is what he said to me. on the inside people need _ is what he said to me. on the inside people need help, - is what he said to me. on the | inside people need help, gas, people — inside people need help, gas, people can't come back. everybody in australia. there are a — everybody in australia. there are a lot _ everybody in australia. there are a lot of people who are still— are a lot of people who are still stranded over there. they don't — still stranded over there. they don't have cell service, they don't — don't have cell service, they don't know what is going on on the side — don't know what is going on on the side. of those who don't have — the side. of those who don't have cars _ th

i want to bring in blake, he is from lahaina and he has lost everything. how are you doing?s lost everything. how are you doing?— lahaina and he has lost everything. how are you doing? i'm from texas oriainall how are you doing? i'm from texas originally but _ how are you doing? i'm from texas originally but i _ how are you doing? i'm from texas originally but i have _ how are you doing? i'm from texas originally but i have a _ how are you doing? i'm from texas originally but i have a lot _ how are you doing? i'm from texas originally but i have a lot of - originally but i have a lot of friends _ originally but i have a lot of friends in _ originally but i have a lot of friends in lahaina. my house is in lahaina — friends in lahaina. my house is in lahaina i— friends in lahaina. my house is in lahaina. iwant friends in lahaina. my house is in lahaina. i want to send my regards to the _ lahaina. i want to send my regards to the family, thank you for everything. it's hard. iwas to the family, thank you for everything. it's hard. i was lucky enough — everything. it's hard. i wa

which has been blake by ramping car option. a ton of good bones . 2.5000000 people live in fall would be both at one change or looking through this mind i but on the also these bank by the main opposition parties that hope to end the bundle families hold on bar bundle has campaigned on the promise of change better economic opportunities, a priest that has resonated with the countries you're a total pool or unemployed. with our design grace of arrest. the 2 men on suspicion of deliberately setting fires in july and august, some 1225 and now burning across the country and made hot dry and windy conditions . it remains on cree, however, if awesome is to blame for the country's deadliest place. not much is left over your ghost and his colleagues decided to stay. as the flames came closer, they wanted to save the restaurant in which they work. and the suburbs of athens, as well as the neighboring houses sea over the sea, ran on to the balcony with a hose, who washed away the dried grass. it just took one minute and then the fire was

jonathan _ blake.tities of 10,000 employees, its chief constable has apologised for what he called an "industrial scale breach of data." police officers, many of whom try not to reveal their occupation, even to family, because of security concerns, are said by their union to be shocked and fearful. the chief constable, simon byrne, said they had not be able to verify a claim by dissident republicans that they had obtained the staff list. here's sarah girvin. the terrorism threat level in northern ireland is severe — that's the highest in the uk — and it's because of that threat that some police officers keep theirjobs secret from people in their community, their friends, even their children. today, the force's most senior officer acknowledged claims that dissident republicans are in possession of information from the data breaches. this is a claim. we haven't yet been able to verify what the substance is behind that claim, or see any of the information that dissident republicans assert that they have.

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reporter blake eastern is there. he has a look now at how things are shaping up there as a delegate now makes its way into georgia and the carolinas. >> good afternoon to you. we're here in tarpon springs, florida, which is about 36 miles north of saint pete beach. and clearly you can see in the town behind this this area really suffered significant flooding. i will say the water is slowly receding right now. in fact, the area that we're standing in is nowhere near what it was just hours ago. and also in addition to this, you can see there really is some significant damage that the community here is already coming out to inspect. this is a parking lot right here rather what was a parking lot. you can clearly see the that has come up as a result of the flooding here. now we talked to several people in this town and they tell us the flood waters that came early this morning from hurricane that. dalia really comparing it to that no-name storm that happened 30 years ago. a lot of folks here tell us that the storm surge i

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. >> reporter blake esa is live for us now from florida with more on how people there are preparing and also what officials are telling people to do. we see the storm, ocean there, the bay there behind you starting to really kick up the gulf of mexico? i should say. i believe that's the body of water there behind you, but i'll let you take it away. what's it like there now? what is what? >> hey, good evening. it is certainly great to be with the all what is shaping up to be a very busy day here in saint pete. yeah, you said it best. this is definitely strengthening. even as far as what we've got here earlier this afternoon. in fact, folks here tell me this is typically as calm as a lake and i can assure you that is the for this thing from right about now. these waves really just crashing into the wall that you see behind us here. and even the winds starting to pick up right now as we speak. now, it's important note tampa's not expected to have a direct hit of the storm, but you can certainly already see and feel many of the impacts that are associated with it. and so a local authorities

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this is blake in birmingham. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for taking my call.uick third two candidates who i thought made sense in the debate. i was very surprised to see he was one being attacked the most britt i thought they would be on to, but he didn't really make much in that debate. i was surprised to see pence doing well. i really think the moderation one in that debate. that is something i would ask the cohost in the guest. does he think moderation one and that debate because i think it one. i think there's a lot of attention and praise for what he did on gery six. thank you for taking my call. >> the best way to ask our guest in the last segment is to sent him a tweet. he is on twitter. he is also in the washington examiner. a senior protocol conference there. this is amanda. little rock arkansas. democrat. good morning. >> thank you for accepting my call. i just want to say, every time -- i will waste my time watching the republicans because life is too valuable. hello? >> anything you want to add? >> yes. every time the republicans get into to be the

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let's get more on this with our political correspondent correspondent jonathan blake.n described as a voluntary partnership between government and big social media firms. the idea being that they will work alongside the national crime agency to not only find and remove posts which are in some cases offering special offers, discounts, fake documents for people to cross the channel in small boats, but also discourage people and gave them away from that sort of material, presenting it as perhaps this information, or inappropriate to me that certain content around extremism and eating disorders is also vanished. work is ongoing, and the government is trying to redouble its efforts to attempt to target posts on social media, which at one big way in which people are finding themselves smuggled into the country in a trade which uk prime minister has described as vital. it is one of the prime minister's priority is to stop the boats, but large numbers of people continue to come to the new key in that way. that way. the story behind you is about this bibby part is good you how'

reporter: her son blake worked at home depot in pleasanton and was killed by an attempted shoplifter. tuesday she joined a small group that's a bit it paperwork to begin the recall effort of the alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> she is failing to charge our case property. she is only charging possession of a gun, she is not charging this. this woman shot my child within two feet of his heart, looking at his face. how do you tell me she is not ignoring that evidence? reporter: a well-known aapi community leader is part of an organization called save alameda for everyone which is leading the recall effort. they say they understand da price has been in office less than a year and they know the reform effort she was elected to implement will take time to take hold, but he says they need to act now. >> it is getting worse and he could get much worse than now. if we don't do something now, i'm sure there are so many people that will be impacted directly. reporter: virginia whose husband kevin was killed supports the reform, but argues da price has not been tough on crime. >>

. >> reporter: in april, security guard blake mohs was shot and killed after confronting an alleged shoplifter at a pleasanton home depot. that suspect is awaiting trial on murder charges. in san carlos, deputies say shop lifting has been a growing issue. >> home depot felt it necessary to hire a security guard who is armed. >> reporter: we reached out to home depot, who referred us back to law enforcement. customers we spoke with today said they're likely to be much more aware of their surroundings while shopping at the store now. fortunately, there was a sheriff's deputy in the parking lot last night who quickly intervened, arresting the suspect and providing first aid. >> that's a scary thing. thank you, marianne. >>> tensions continue to rise in the south bay. 4,500 san jose city workers are counting the days until they walk off the job and on the picket lines. today some of those workers spoke directly to councilmembers, who then met to discuss contract negotiations. employees say they're offering the city one last shot at a fair deal to avoid impacts to city services. here's nbc bay area

death of jasper wu who was riding in the car with his parents when he was shot in the head, and also blake mohs, a loss prevention officer at home depot in pleasanton who was shot and killed during an attempted shoplifting. in both cases, critics have been outspoken about the lack of charges in those cases. >> our katie nielsen was at the building where paperwork was filed an hour ago. katie? >> reporter: a group called safe, or safe alameda for everyone started the recall process for pamela price. they acknowledge that the road to the recall will be a long one if the recall makes the ballot at all. >> we are not doing it just for victims families. we are doing it for everyone in alameda county. >> reporter: this was part of the attempt to recall praise. he was joined by the families of two victims who lost their lives to gun violence, including brenda grisham, who lost her son in 2010. >> i saw my son shot in front of me on my porch. if you have not been through that you cannot tell us. when you think you have justice and then you turn around and you see your son's killer in the store bec

michael blake: only last night, i had a fisherman on the phone crying to me, you know, wondering howand yeah, this is only the start, i think. stephen: for the best part of a year, china's trade sanctions have hit industry after industry. doug smith: this was massive. this was the end of our export to china. tony battaglene: the markets actually dropped to zero. brendon taylor: we're all in survival mode. we're doing the best we can. that's all we can do. stephen: the dispute is about far more than trade. scott waldron: the trade barriers that china imposed on australia in 2020 are cases of economic coercion. rory medcalf: china is trying to coerce australia into supporting essentially china's interests. stephen: there's a fierce debate about how to respond. doug clarke: we're not going to lay down in a fetal position and get kicked to death. jane golley: i just do wonder how many times we might choose to poke the dragon before the dragon turns back and blows fire at us in a pretty painful way. stephen: tonight, on "four corners," we investigate china's trade sanctions against austra

blake sable. ends the inning, keeps it a 1-0 deficit.y off-the-wall and then off the other wall. never seen that. hard off the brick wall. easy inside-the-park home run. 6-0 raise. giants down 6-1. austin slater in a big spot. grounds into the inning ending double play. the giants lose 6-1. a's in st. louis a five-game slide. top one. oakland up 1-0. jordan diaz to right-center. one hop, two runs will score. four-run first for the green and gold. a's up 6-0. large new bar fouls it off. ouch. not where anyone wants to get hit. sac yell off continues is impressive rookie year. all-time franchise record as the a's win 8-0. the 49ers host the kyle shanahan hasn't decided if the starters will play at all including brock purdy. the plan now, san darnell will get most of the first half. trey lance lang most of the second half. lance was far from stellar in las vegas. plenty of criticism nationally about his future with the team. all that outside noise, part of life in the nfl. >> it goes with the territory for quarterbacks, for anybody who is a

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